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Tribalism Poems - Poems about Tribalism

DISCRIMINATION
His name is Momoh Kamara a brilliant mind, fresh from school confident, driven his future packed in a folder and a dream. But they didn’t see that. They saw Themne. They saw North. And whispered spy, problem, glitch. “Wait for our call,” they said. So Momoh waited days grow into to months hope rusted in the silence. Four years, four heavy years he chased a future that...

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Categories: tribalism, 12th grade, abuse, discrimination,
Form: Free verse
TRIBALISM AND RACISM
Those sad voices echo from every corner From the faiths we hold To the jobs we seek To the stories of division we are told This devil of separation Carved in the sounds of our tongues Etched in the scars on our faces Is defined by the colour of one’s skin. But what does...

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Categories: tribalism, 12th grade, racism,
Form: Free verse



SCARS OF TRIBALISM
Look how fractured a people we are The strong bond we once shared Is no longer anywhere to be found Except in the torment where we are bound. We let an unknown concept The babble of the tongue The marks on one's cheek Divide us, leaving our lives to reek. Here we are still struggling To stitch the patches on our lives For a senseless...

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Categories: tribalism, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
I Know a Place
I know a place where imperialism is hated So much because majority people don't enjoy From that system.The place is called, "Africa"...Where many people praying for its death daily. I know a place where...

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Categories: tribalism, africa, humor, imagery, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Colour of Tribalism
I am judged even before they get to know me by the tone of my skin, and tribal name. even before I speak, my fate has already been decided, my ethnicity announced it. I am called by what I look like not what I am, judged by my tribal name, judged by my cultural heritage, judged by my mother's tongue, I am called by what I look I...

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Categories: tribalism, africa, art, betrayal, discrimination,
Form: Free verse



Define Tribalism
D/Dangerous E/encouragers of division F/frustrated with hatred I/isolative N/never believe in another tribe E/ethnically hatred T/tribalistic R/ready to isolate I/ignorant of unity B/bad to other tribes A/always ready to fight another tribe L/Living to die for his tribe only I/ignorance of love S/so full of hatred for other tribes M/may be one day he will still die in hatred...

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Categories: tribalism, africa, humanity, love, truth,
Form: Acrostic
I Know a Country
I know a country, With three set of citizens, The rich, The well fed slaves, And the hungry free people. I know a country, Where graduates are jobless with buried hopes, In this country, so many lies told are believed to be the truth, Religious intolerance and extremism causes discrimination, And there is over dependence on crude oil than agriculture, education and youth...

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Categories: tribalism, discrimination, slavery,
Form: Free verse
The Cost of Zambia's Pettifoggery
We are quarreling over a graveyard of great ideas Wandering under skies filled with flying political spears Ideas are rotting under the soils dug by the unscrupulous We buried our true identity and our mourning is pretentious The commoners with good intentions are called riffraffs The undereducated with concerns are labeled bellyachers The elite have a sense of entitlement that exceeds...

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Categories: tribalism, abuse, africa, anger, political,
Form: Rhyme
Progeny of Adam -2-
We sow discord, Yet we're thirsty of peace. We chant war, Yet our ears call for euphonia. Racism infests our world; Tribalism invades like malaria. Although we have diverse languages, With love there is no barrier. We attack the weak, And leave them with dysthymia. We hunt strangers like Tiger, And replace euphoria with dysphoria. Oh children of Adam! We are one family. Do away with xenophobia, And put on...

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Categories: tribalism, conflict, corruption, earth, fear,
Form: Political Verse
Progeny of Adam -1-
We are Adam's progeny, But we separate ourselves from each other. We are no more our brother's keeper; Like Cain, we are diabolical. Xenophobia feasts on our heart; No sympathy for strangers. We chew hate speech in the home; We utter hate speech on media. We look down on other race; We must have forgotten Pangea. Superiority complex spawns slavery; It is psychological. The disease of the...

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Categories: tribalism, africa, anxiety, black african
Form: Political Verse
Beams of Dreams
I am dreaming the past Past when KBC was the only station Each morning started with the anthem of the nation We had to know your intention Before saying anything through the station Each anchor had a level of education While talent was just an addition Any deviation Captured the important attention Of the head of the nation Dreaming my past Is all I want to...

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Categories: tribalism, africa, betrayal, conflict, corruption,
Form: Free verse
Tribalism Thoughts
And Jesus said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That ye which have followed me, in the regeneration when the Son of man shall sit in the throne of his glory, ye also shall sit upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. — Mat 19:28 Talking megaphone coneheads spouting vanilla dreadnought thoughts, tell downtrodden...

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Categories: tribalism, religious, spiritual, truth, wisdom,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Fanaticism Runs Poetically Amok As Pseudo Tribalism Village Two
Case in point comprises emotional state of euphoria would deafeningly, definitely, deliciously get frenziedly expelled from stadium. Roe ting for “our boys” packing every last seat in the bleachers all manner of humankind would (during lulls) Instagram, Kindle, Messenger, Outlook, Quicken, Snapchat, Twitter. Santander, Verizon,Wells Fargo might be sponsors for major competitive challenge. Zero tolerance...

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Categories: tribalism, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Fanaticism Runs Poetically Amok As Pseudo Tribalism Village One
airing zeal! If (dog forbid) the richly paid, namebrand looming kneecapped kneeling illustrious giant egghead con cussed career athletes fumble, crumble and bumble spelling a loss for those spectators (who doled out a wad of cash) quickly make collective disappointment known by cursing, first in loin, odiously reprehensible, unacceptable wimpy yikyaking atrocious carpetbombing expletives. As...

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Categories: tribalism, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Tribalism
I sit here always trying to make sense of the beautiful world that surrounds me. The sunlight just dazzles, spring leaves are dense on the trees, in their fluttering seem to be dancing on the season's arbitrary breezes. What I don't understand and must question is the flaw in our makeup that seizes on each other's frailties, with cold intention we murder each...

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Categories: tribalism, analogy,
Form: Sonnet

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